Definition
Definition of hatted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fashionRare wearing a hat or a specific type of hatRare
- The elegantly hatted woman entered the room.
2.
cookingTECH. UK awarded hats for high-quality foodTECH. UK
- The hatted chef received another award this year.
3.
typographyTECH. written with a circumflex accentTECH.
- The hatted letter â is common in French.
Expressions with hatted
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having two roles or responsibilities at once
She is double-hatted as both manager and team leader.
Origin of hatted
English, hat (head covering) + -ed (having)
Examples of hatted in a sentence
She was hatted in a stylish beret. The hatted restaurant was fully booked for months. Critics praised the hatted establishment's exquisite menu. In Portuguese, the hatted letter ê is used frequently. The hatted vowels in Romanian can change the word's meaning.
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- French:chapeauté, récompensé, ...
- German:mit Hut, ausgezeichnet, ...
- Italian:incappellato, premiato con la toque, ...
- Spanish:tocado, galardonado, ...
- Portuguese:chapelado, premiado, ...
- Chinese:戴帽子的, 获奖的, ...
- Japanese:帽子をかぶった, 高評価の, ...
- Arabic:مرتدي القبعة, مُكَرَّم بِقُبَّعَة, ...
- Hebrew:חָבוּשׁ בְּכוֹבַע, מְעוֹטָר בְּכֹבָעִים, ...
- Russian:шляпный, звёздный, ...
- Ukrainian:в капелюсі, нагороджений, ...
- Hindi:टोपीधारी, पुरस्कृत, ...
Definition of hat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
headwearhead covering that has a brim and a crown
- She wore a wide-brimmed hat to the beach.
2.
rolesrole or function someone assumes
- He wears many hats in the company.
3.
lotteryRare receptacle for drawing names or numbersRare
- The winner was picked out of the hat.
Verb
wearput a hat on one's own or another's head
- The stylist hatted the actor before the outdoor scene.
Images of hat
head covering that has a brim and a crown 
receptacle for drawing names or numbers
Expressions with hat
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acknowledgment or expression of gratitude
I want to give Jane a hat tip for her helpful advice.
person or character in a story identified as a hero
In westerns, the white hat often faces a black-hatted villain.
achievement of three successes in a single game or similar context
She scored a hat trick in the last quarter of the match.
person who causes trouble or mischief
Everyone knew him as the bad hat of the class.
remove a hat from one's head
He took his hat off as he entered the room.
without hesitation or delay, instantly or immediately
She will help you at the drop of a hat.
say you are sure, accepting a ridiculous result if wrong
If he wins the race, I’ll eat my hat!
perform a surprising or clever action that seems impossible
She managed to pull a rabbit from a hat and solve the problem quickly.
say a hat looks old-fashioned or out of style
Wearing that hat really dates you in today's trends.
express interest in participating or competing for something
She decided to throw her name in the hat for the team captain position.
end one's career or retire from work
After 40 years, he decided to hang up his hat.
announce intention to compete or participate in a contest
She decided to toss her hat in the ring for mayor.
announce intention to enter a contest or seek a position
Several young leaders decided to toss their hat into the ring.
extremely black in color or appearance
The sky was black as the magician's hat.
score three goals in one game
He hopes to get a hat trick tonight.
reside or call a place home
After years of traveling, he decided to hang his hat in Texas.
prepare for something surprising or exciting
Hang onto your hat, we're about to take off!
prepare for something exciting or difficult
Hold onto your hat, this ride is going to be wild!
stay calm and do not get angry or upset
Keep your hat on, there's no need to shout!
randomly or without planning
The winner was chosen out of a hat.
ask people for money contributions
We decided to pass round the hat for charity.
collect money from a group for a common purpose
At the meeting, they decided to pass the hat for the charity project.
perform a magic trick by pulling a rabbit from a hat
The magician produces a rabbit from a hat.
choose or produce something in a surprising or random way
She pulled a perfect answer out of the hat during the interview.
Origin of hat
Old English, hæt (head covering)
Examples of hat in a sentence
The magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat. She took on the hat of a leader. As a parent, he wears the hat of a teacher. Names were drawn from the hat at the event. Each participant's number was placed in the hat. Her grandmother hatted the child before the parade.
The dresser will hat the performers backstage.
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- French:chapeau, mettre un chapeau à quelqu'un, ...
- German:Hut, behüten, ...
- Italian:cappello, mettere il cappello, ...
- Spanish:gorro, poner un sombrero a alguien, ...
- Portuguese:chapéu, pôr um chapéu, ...
- Chinese:帽子, 戴帽子, ...
- Japanese:帽子, 帽子をかぶせる, ...
- Arabic:قُبَّعَة, أَلْبَسَ قُبَّعَةً, ...
- Hebrew:כּוֹבַע, לַחֲבּוֹשׁ, ...
- Russian:шляпа, надевать шляпу, ...
- Ukrainian:капелюх, надягати капелюх, ...
- Hindi:टोपी, टोपी पहनाना, ...
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